NHRA rule book
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From: Lahaina Hi
NHRA rule book
True or False : Unauthorized cars,parts,and/or equipment will not be considered approved by reason of having passed through technical inspection at anytime.or any number of times.
True or false : In Electric-powered Vehicle,battery sub-packs may be collectively fused.
Multiple Choice: In General Regulations,the following types of vehicles are not permitted to compete at NHRA events:
A. Snowmobiles.
B. Electric powered vehicles.
C. Three-wheel vehicles.
D. None of the above.
True or False: Drivers having a valid state or government-issued learner's permit are eligible to enter into competition.
True or false : In Electric-powered Vehicle,battery sub-packs may be collectively fused.
Multiple Choice: In General Regulations,the following types of vehicles are not permitted to compete at NHRA events:
A. Snowmobiles.
B. Electric powered vehicles.
C. Three-wheel vehicles.
D. None of the above.
True or False: Drivers having a valid state or government-issued learner's permit are eligible to enter into competition.
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From: The Top of Utah
Originally Posted by REDC4CORVETTE
1. True or False : Unauthorized cars,parts,and/or equipment will not be considered approved by reason of having passed through technical inspection at anytime.or any number of times.
2. True or false : In Electric-powered Vehicle,battery sub-packs may be collectively fused.
3. Multiple Choice: In General Regulations,the following types of vehicles are not permitted to compete at NHRA events:
A. Snowmobiles.
B. Electric powered vehicles.
C. Three-wheel vehicles.
D. None of the above.
4. True or False: Drivers having a valid state or government-issued learner's permit are eligible to enter into competition.
2. True or false : In Electric-powered Vehicle,battery sub-packs may be collectively fused.
3. Multiple Choice: In General Regulations,the following types of vehicles are not permitted to compete at NHRA events:
A. Snowmobiles.
B. Electric powered vehicles.
C. Three-wheel vehicles.
D. None of the above.
4. True or False: Drivers having a valid state or government-issued learner's permit are eligible to enter into competition.
2. False
3. D.
4. False
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From: The Top of Utah
Can you tell me where that is noted, please. I didn't see it addressed. Plus I had thought I'd seen somewhere (not the rulebook) that ATVs were the NEW thing.
In 2003, the first year they were eligible, my track had a pair of snowmobiles at the Division 7 Bracket Finals. That year they were held at Southwestern in Tuscon, Arizona. Snowmobiles aren't all that common in Arizona, and the announcers were going nuts. They really made a big deal over those 10 second sleds. They were the first ever to run Southwestern and most had never seen snow machines on the strip before.
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In 2003, the first year they were eligible, my track had a pair of snowmobiles at the Division 7 Bracket Finals. That year they were held at Southwestern in Tuscon, Arizona. Snowmobiles aren't all that common in Arizona, and the announcers were going nuts. They really made a big deal over those 10 second sleds. They were the first ever to run Southwestern and most had never seen snow machines on the strip before.
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From: Lahaina Hi
Mike Rice showed me where it is in the rule book in January when he was here.I forgot where to look. I will try to call him tomorrow.I know he is very busy now so I might have to call San Diego to the SFI to get the newest info.
These are the test questions for a SFI inspector I had to take earlier this year.
4 wheel ATC's have been a problem for the track this year .I have turned them down for racing due to the lack of a chain guard.
They always use the fact that the bike is new and came from the factory that way.I just tell them it is a safety issue like a scatter shield and what not.I don't know if I can get through to them on Friday.
These are the test questions for a SFI inspector I had to take earlier this year.
4 wheel ATC's have been a problem for the track this year .I have turned them down for racing due to the lack of a chain guard.
They always use the fact that the bike is new and came from the factory that way.I just tell them it is a safety issue like a scatter shield and what not.I don't know if I can get through to them on Friday.
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Joined: Sep 2000
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From: The Top of Utah
Originally Posted by REDC4CORVETTE
Mike Rice showed me where it is in the rule book in January when he was here.I forgot where to look.
I would have thought an exam conductor would have the justification for his answers, at hand.
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